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Her face was flushed and she was still catching her breath from all the excitement as Adam pointed out food. Usually, she'd say no and that her stomach was not ready for digesting and all but not today. She was just... up for anything. For starters; she hadn't had this fun in summer since the sleepover at Kita's. Second: Dallin wasn't on her mind anymore (until now of course O__O), and last Adam seemed to have fun and mission accomplished!
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Sure! I haven't had a breakfast anyway. And the Leaky Cauldron's meals aren't so appealing anymore," She chuckled and walked to the table he indicated, "
Do you think they have Hamburgers and Coke?" Totally Muggle but.. Adam seemed to be more comfortable with mugglish stuff since he was still new to all this Diagon Alley. She would drag him in gradually. Today, the Carpet Coaster was enough
"I didn't have much for breakfast myself," Adam said, leading them to the open table and taking a seat. Adam handed Louisa one of the paper menus that seemed to be around and began looking over one of his own.
"It looks like they've got just about everything here," Adam said, thinking that a good old fashioned cheeseburger might be nice. He gave a little smirk as Louisa asked if they had them.
"You and I are thinking along the same lines. Plus you can never go wrong with butter beer."
Adam had to say that some magical food was simply too much for him, and made him long for muggle food, but some of it was so delicious that he couldn't help himself but get it every time the option was made available to him. Butter Beer was one of those things.
"Do you like butter beer?" Adam asked, never having met someone that didn't, but then again it did have a very distinct taste to it.
Adam could tell by looking at Louisa's face that she was having a good time, and he hoped that it was getting her mind off of that boy Dallin.
"So, are you excited to be going back to Hogwarts?" For Adam this would be a new experience, but for Louisa, well, she had already been there for three years and knew the ropes.